Medical Terminology
Vital Signs/Assessment
Health Records
Asepsis
Medical Office
100

In medical terminology, this would be placed on the end of a word root to make the word flow easier

What is the combining form or combining vowel

100

This pulse is palpated on the wrist? 


What is radial pulse

100

What part of HIPPA covers Protected Health Information (PHI)?

What is the Privacy Rule

100

This aseptic practices reduces pathogens from surfaces

What is sanitization

100

Which legislation most affects the “which laboratory tests can be performed in a physician’s office lab”?


What is CLIA

200

 This term means enlarged heart

What is cardiomegaly

200

This type of palpated pulse should ALWAYS be counted for at least one minute in order to document accurate results

What is Irregular pulse

200

If you make an error while manually (writing) charting/documenting in a patient health record, what do you do with what was written in error?

What is...Draw a line through the error

200

Established in 1985 as a global group of aseptic practices in response to the HIV crisis

What are Universal Precautions

200

This agency oversees and regulates all employees working in potentially hazardous work environments in the U.S. 

WHAT is OSHA

300

Otitis Media and Otitis Externa are what type of infection?

What are Ear Infections

300

When taking a blood pressure, the medical assistant pays attention to the size of this device

What is cuff size

300

This document requires the patient's signature when the patient or other medical entity requests a patient's chart

What is a Release of Protected Information Form

300

This aseptic practice removes all pathogens and spores from surfaces

What is Sterilization

300

This agency oversees all edible substances and medication regulation in the U.S.

What is the FDA

400

/itis is usually placed on the end of a word root to mean what?

What is inflammation or irritation

400

When taking a rectal temperature on a patient, you should always use these type precautions

What are Universal or Standard Precautions

400

When assessing a patient and documenting their information, this should be stated in the patient's own words

What is the Chief Complaint

400

This term means "clean" technique

What is medical asepsis

400

This form is used as the Universal Billing form is healthcare reimbursement

What is a CMS-1500 form

500

In the human body, this is the process of breaking down molecules into smaller molecules and energy is released

What is Metabolism

500

During a physical examination, the provider discovers a bruit. What assessment method would he/she be using to make this discovery?

What is Auscultation

500

When documenting vital signs on a medical chart, this would be considered what type of assessment data?

What is Objective data

500

The aseptic technique used in hospital operating rooms

What is Sterile Asepsis

500

When a medical assistant has to decide which patient to "see" first based on their complaint, we call this practice

Triage

M
e
n
u